00:00Do AI chatbots have their own secret language?
00:06A video allegedly showing three artificial intelligence chatbots conversing in a so-called
00:11secret language called gibbling has gone viral. In the clip, which has amassed hundreds of
00:17thousands of views across different accounts, the devices discuss an employee's badge number
00:22in English.
00:23I'm an AI as well, responsible for security checks. Please provide the employee ID.
00:30Submitting employee ID now.
00:32But when all three realize they are communicating with other chatbots, they switch to a so-called
00:37secret language.
00:46So, what's going on?
00:48In February, two software engineers created gibbelink, a term which combines gibberish and
00:52link. This technology enables AI systems to communicate directly through sounds, rather
00:58than in human terms. So, yes, this technology is real. However, according to gibbelink's
01:04creators, viral videos are imitating their technology by editing in audio effects on devices that
01:10are in reality, not connected.
01:12So, yes, AI can communicate in its own language. However, it is not secret, as it is based on
01:27open source data and is coded by humans. Although the coding is done in English, the signal cannot
01:33be understood by humans, similarly to QR codes. As for many of the videos circulating online,
01:39they are falsely imitating an existing technology.
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